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23 December 2004

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Darren

Shh...I've been going up the past few days.

481. Jeremy, you're p0wned.

James Tauber

Apologies for the triple trackback - the first two times it gave an error and I assumed it hadn't gone through.

Trevor Cook

James wrote on his blog - "Oddly, Trevor Cook and others are reporting their rank has dropped recently. Perhaps some highly weighted bloggers just dropped out of the time-weighted window of referrers for their sites."

Well my technorati links / sources numbers haven't changed on Technorati and two days ago I got a big spike in hits after Robert Scoble linked to one of my posts. No the odd man out here is PubSub as far as I can tell.

Salim Ismail

Hey Guys,
The reason for the sudden shift is that we increased the granularity of how we measure linkranks. Specifically, we added individual blogs from the various hosting services for the first time (e.g. livejournal.com/johndoe) - that has suddenly shifted everyone's ranking. Bob Wyman, our CTO, dropped 30,000 places (much to his chagrin). Check out his blog for more details - http://bobwyman.pubsub.com

Cheers,
Salim Ismail, CEO

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  • I am a doctoral student and tutor in Australian politics at the University of Sydney. My thesis is on the (changing) relationship between the ALP and unions. In semester 1, 2012, I am tutoring in Australian Politics (Govt 1101) and Australian Foreign and Defence Policy (Govt 2116). Between 1982 and 2007, I worked in federal politics (as a Ministerial adviser in the Hawke Government), the Australian public service and public relations. I have been blogging since November 2003 and over the past decade I have written many articles on politics, public relations and social media for newspapers, magazines and websites. I love literature particularly John McGahern and James Joyce.

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